I bet pillow fights used to go for a lot less time in the Stone Age. Im at the gym and I see lots of people on the exercise bikes put a water bottle in that hole where the Pringles are supposed to go. Welcome to a heap of harmless laughs. But just because theyre clean, doesnt mean theyre not funny. Comedian Marty Fields has scoured his collection for great inoffensive gags. He thinks these are rippers, and he should know, hes been doing this comedy caper for over forty years. Jokes like to poke fun at people, things, situations and places. But having fun at someone elses expense can stop it being fun. So heres a collection of over 1,000 gags that shouldnt upset anybody. The comedy landscape has changed but with a little restructuring of gags, and deciding if an offensive joke is worth the grief, you can still survive in comedy. Marty has never seen the merit in shock humour, hed rather be witty. With big laughs on every page, this is a joke book you can give as a gift without risk, and who knows, maybe its the first bridge back between the politically correct world and genuinely funny comedy. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Marty Fields is one of Australias most popular and versatile performers, a finely tuned and in-demand corporate comedian, Host/MC, actor and musician. The son of Aussie icons Maurie Fields and Val Jellay, Marty was introduced to the entertainment industry at an early age. Originally an actor and musician, he graduated from the esteemed Melba Conservatorium then began his standup comedy career in 1983. He is the author of Short Jokes for Tall People (2017) and Funny is Still Funny (2019).
